Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-24
Rain Down South.

Copyisat, 1887, by the California Associated Press.l
SAN BUENAvENTURA, November ODD
Rain began last night at s o'clock and
poured down throughout the night. The
total is 2 40 inches
SAN BERNARDINo, November 23d 1T COM
menced raining last night about clock
and kept up steady downpour through
the night. The prospects are favorable for
a continued rain.
LEMooRE, November 23d.-There were
light showers last night, beginning at
p NJ, and % of an inch OF rain fell. 1t is
clear to-day.
MERGED, November 23d.-The sprinkle
of rain last night amounted to .05 of an
inch. The weather to day is warm and
clear, and the wind north and light
RIVERSIDE, November 23d.- Over an
inch of rain fell in the past fortv-eight
hours. The raisins are nearly all secured
MONTEREY, November 23d.-The farmers
are lubilant ever the prospects of a coming
rain-stor'n. Yesterday afternoon it started
raining about 2 O'Clock, and by P NJ. .25
of an inch had fallen, with indications of
long siege.
Los Angeles Notes.
lCopyigt, 1887, by he California associated Press
Los ANGELES, November 23d.-A thief
smashed window in Hollngsworth's
Jewelry store early this morning put his
hand in the hole and carried off tray with
$4,000 worth of diamonds. He made his
escape.
telegram received here this afternoon
states that N. q. Yocum, the missing
millionaire from Pasadena, has been found
working as a day laborer in shingle mill
at Covelo, Mendocino county.
Edward Platt SupDOSed to ha penbavr
OF Dr. Platt of Grace Church, San Fran
cisco, suicided this afternoon. Business re.
verses is the assigned cause.
Fresno's Military Blowout.
ICopy7lg, 1887, 5a the California associated Pres
FRESNO, November 23d.-Companies A,
b and g of the Third Brigade, National
Guard, are here, also companies from Mo-
desto and Visalia. About 800 strangers
are in the city tonight, and the number
will be doubled tomorrow. The weather
is fine. Every Office in the city and the
Opera House and Armory are turned into
lOdsing-houses tonight to provide the SOL
diers with places to sleep. The officers of
the brigade met to night and elected Lieu
tenant Stewart Wright, of this city, Major.
They are at banquet, places being laid
for fifty guests.
The Alleged Truckee Forger.
ICoPyrtg, 1887, by the California associated Press
NEVADA CITY, November 23d.-The Su.
perior Court was engaged to day in i'm
paneling jury in the case Of A. P. Clark,
on trial for forgery. Clark raised q check
drawn by Ellie Ellen, of Truckee, for
whom he had been clerking, from $500 to
$4,000. The check was cashed in San
Francisco, and Clark went to Victoria, B.
g., where he remained for some time be-
fore his whereabouts was known. He was
brought back two or three months ago. He
has employed Hon. Pat. Reddy to defend
him.
Riverside Board of Trade.
lCOpyrg1t, 1857, by II; California Associated Pres
RIVERSIDE, November 23d.-This after
noon the Riverside Board of Trade COM
pleted its organization by electing the fol-
lowing officers: l.. NJ. Holt, President;
A. S. White, Vice-President C. w. Flem-
ing, Secretary; a. H. Nalftzger, Treasurer
proposition was accepted from the pub
Usher OF the Press, to donate to the Board
as many copies of bis daily and weekly
editions for the next three months as could
be circulated judiciOusly among incoming
Eastern people.
A Disastrous Fall.
iC0p2ris, 1887, By tie California Associated PressJ
MONTEREY, November 23d.-A singular
accident happened late last evening to
Markus Sattler, an aged shoemaker, while
out walking. He stumbled over a rock,
falling down and breaking his leg above
the ankle. As Mr.. Sattler is about 20 years
old, the result may prove serious.
The Argonauts Going.
lCopyigd, 1887, by the California Associated Press
MONTEREY, November 23d. - Santiago
Kossl, Tor many years a resident of this
place, and one of the States earliest pio-
neers, is dead. Deceased leaves no rela-
tives here, but his property is left to rela-
uves Ill France and Italy.
An Old Sinner Acquitted.
Copyiga, 1857. By the California associated Press.I
SAN BERNARDINo, November 23d.-In the
Superior Court the case of Eta Anderson
the 1l-year-old child, against w. b. Wood,
an old man, both of Riverside, for criminal
assault, was decided last night in favor of
the defendant.
Fire at Sierraville.
Copyright 1857, by tie California Associated Press.I
SIERRAvILLE, November 23d.-The dwell
house OF J. II. Sims and its contents was
burned this afternoon. Cause, accidental
Seneca Augustus Indicted.
SAN Francisco, November 23d-TSpe-
cial.l- A. Swain was to-day examined
on charge of grand larceny Constable
Dyer, who arrested Swain at Colfax, testi-
fled that Swain had attempted to bribe
him TO allow him to escape. No defense
was made, and Swain was held in Sc. 600
bail to answer before the Superior Court.
Declared to be Suicide.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 23d.-TSne-
cial. 1.-The Coroner's jury in the case of
Victor koppel, who it was suspected had
met with foul play, to-day returned YER
dict of suicide.
Hotel-Keepers in Trouble.
SAN Francisco. November 23d.-TSpecial1 I
Managers Pierson and Arnold. of the Raid.